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Maclean MCE483 USB-A to microUSB cable 2 meters black
The Maclean MCE483 USB-A to microUSB cable is a reliable 2-meter data and charging cable designed for connecting various mobile devices, smartphones, and accessories. Featuring a standard USB-A connector on one end and a microUSB connector on the other, this black cable ensures stable data transmission and power supply for everyday use at home, in the office, or on the go.
This cable provides a generous length of two meters, allowing greater flexibility and freedom of movement while connected devices are being charged or synchronized. Its sturdy construction supports regular daily handling, while the classic black color seamlessly blends with any workspace or interior setting. The universally compatible connectors ensure straightforward plug-and-play operation across a wide range of legacy mobile electronics without requiring additional drivers or complex setup procedures.
This product is not compatible with newer mobile devices that utilize USB Type-C or Apple Lightning connectors instead of microUSB. Furthermore, it is not designed for heavy-duty industrial power delivery or high-speed data transfer standards beyond standard USB specifications.
To use the cable, insert the USB-A connector into a compatible power adapter, computer USB port, or external battery pack. Then, connect the microUSB end into the charging and data port of your target mobile device. Ensure both connectors are fully inserted for a stable connection during charging or data transfer. Disconnect safely by pulling directly on the connector housing rather than tugging on the cable itself.
Usage recommendations: Store the cable in a dry place when not in use and avoid sharp bends or heavy objects resting on the wire to maintain optimal electrical performance and longevity.
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